UNSPSC 46221508: Mine detecting dog MDD

Dog trained and employed to detect mines, Explosive Remnants of War ERW, and other explosive devices.

UNSPSC 46221508 Mine detecting dog MDD is a Commodity code that does not align with recent state and local procurement activity under this designation. The Town of Berlin, Connecticut posted the only recent opportunity tagged to this code—an RFP for on-call mitigation, remediation, and abatement services due June 25, 2026—which concerns building remediation labor, materials, and logistics rather than canine detection services or mine detection equipment. This mismatch suggests the code is either misapplied in state and local systems or sees no genuine procurement volume for its nominal scope.

The Berlin RFP is the sole recent opportunity in the dataset, posted by a municipal government as a two-year on-call contract beginning July 2026 with renewal options. The scope calls for hourly labor, mileage, travel charges, and truck fees for mitigation and abatement work on building projects, with proposers required to demonstrate three years of Connecticut experience, maintain $1 million general liability and professional liability coverage, and submit hourly rate cards. Geographic activity is limited to Connecticut based on available records. The absence of relevant recent opportunities for mine detecting dogs or detection services in state and local procurement suggests this code warrants low priority in portfolio development unless upstream intelligence indicates demand in specific jurisdictions or regions.